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Add a new service to the Homepage dashboard. Use when a new container or VM has been set up on Proxmox and needs to be added to Homepage. Discovers IP and port automatically from the container.
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| name | homepage-add |
| description | Add a new service to the Homepage dashboard. Use when a new container or VM has been set up on Proxmox and needs to be added to Homepage. Discovers IP and port automatically from the container. |
| allowed-tools | Bash, Read, Edit, Write, AskUserQuestion |
Add services running on Proxmox to the Homepage dashboard (LXC 103).
Expects: <CTID> <service-name>
Example: /homepage-add 117 CommaFeed
If no arguments provided, ask the user for the container ID and service name.
ssh proxmox "pct exec <CTID> -- ip -4 addr show eth0" 2>/dev/null | grep inet | awk '{print $2}' | cut -d/ -f1
# Find non-system ports (excludes 22, 25, 111, etc)
ssh proxmox "pct exec <CTID> -- ss -tlnp" 2>/dev/null
Look for ports that are likely the service (typically 8000-9999 range, or well-known app ports).
ssh proxmox "pct exec <CTID> -- systemctl list-units --type=service --state=running" 2>/dev/null | grep -v systemd
Homepage runs on LXC 103. Config file:
/opt/homepage/config/services.yaml
Add entries under the appropriate section (Infrastructure, Documents & Books, Utilities, Media).
Basic entry (no widget):
- ServiceName:
icon: service-name.png
href: http://<IP>:<PORT>
description: Short description
proxmoxNode: pve
proxmoxType: lxc
proxmoxVMID: <CTID>
Homepage uses Dashboard Icons. Common patterns:
service-name.pngjellyfin.png, radarr.png, sonarr.png, adguard-home.pngssh proxmox "pct exec <CTID> -- ip -4 addr show eth0" and extract IPssh proxmox "pct exec <CTID> -- ss -tlnp" and identify service portssh proxmox "pct exec 103 -- cat /opt/homepage/config/services.yaml"ssh proxmox "pct exec 103 -- tee /opt/homepage/config/services.yaml > /dev/null"ssh proxmox "pct exec 103 -- grep -A6 <ServiceName> /opt/homepage/config/services.yaml"From the current config (ordered by card height):
The | indicates where widget cards end and no-widget cards begin.
Cards with widgets are taller than cards without. Homepage uses row-based layout, so mixing heights creates whitespace gaps.
Rule: Group cards by height within each section.
Example for Utilities (8 items, 3 columns):
When adding a new service:
proxmoxVMID without proxmoxTypeproxmoxVMID and proxmoxType: lxc